Well first of all it should be Calvery's TREE not Ree.

I would assume this to be the title but on the Blackwood Brother's album 80 Years, 80 songs, disc 4, number 3, the title is "I'll Glory in the Cross." At least that is what comes up on Amazon Music when it plays. All the lyrics on this recording are exactly the same as here so you seem to have the lyrics right.

Thank you, guys. I had a hard time searching this on Google and Youtube. Glad to found this in this forum.

A Man, a cross, a hill, a death so long ago.
What could it mean to me across the centuries?
His Love, His Plan, His Grace, His Wounds, the crimson flow.
How could it transform me? Oh, precious Mystery!

I'll Glory in Calvary's tree, a symbol of death that means life to me.
I'll Glory in Calvary's cross without which I'd be most certainly lost.

The nails, the spear, the whip, the thorns, the mockery
The untold agony, He bore it willingly.
His hands, His feet, His side, His back, His brow for me
He took sin's penalty, secured my liberty!

I'll Glory in Calvary's tree, a symbol of death that means life to me.
I'll Glory in Calvary's cross without which I'd be most certainly lost.

Looking for hymn about Calvary's Cross. Fragments of the song are as follows

I'll Glory in Calvary's tree, a symbol of death tht means life to me.

I'll Glory in Calvary's cross without which I'd be most certainly lost.

Need title and verses and choruss